If digiMine gets its way, data warehousing and data mining will become legitimate outsourced services along the same lines as e-mail and conventional application
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digiMine Teams with EMC to Power Data Warehousing and Data Mining Service
Service Provider Builds EMC Proven™ Service for Business Intelligence SEATTLE, WA (December 18, 2000) — digiMineSM, Inc., a service provider of business intelligence solutions which
Data trends on demand
LOOKING TO PROVIDE enterprises with an alternative to deploying BI (business intelligence) systems in-house, SAS Institute is moving toward an ASP (application service provider)
Microsoft’s far-reaching .NET slowly gains support
Five months into a long-term undertaking that Microsoft expects to radically transform how software is used, the complex effort is beginning to gain support
digiMine Wins Upside Preview Fall’s “Best of Show” Award During Internet World 2000
Data Warehousing and Data Mining ASP Selected From Field of Over 50 Vendors New York, NY (October 30, 2000) — digiMine, Inc., today announced
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Tech Digest Snippets Beating out more than 50 companies, Bellevue data mining start-up digiMine was named “Best of Show” at Upside Events fourth annual
digiMine Awarded Overall ‘Best of Show’ at Upside Events’ Fourth Annual Preview Fall Media Reception
Quality Demonstrators Made Judging Process Challenging SAN FRANCISCO—(BUSINESS WIRE) — Oct. 26, 2000 digiMine, Inc., a leading application service provider of business intelligence solutions,
NEWS SERVICE PROVIDERS
MultiMart Web Financials, developed by Newtec Inc., is currently available for a 15-minute on-line demonstration. This is the industries first 100% web-based reporting tool
ASP to Mine Web Data
Data mining and analysis might become more pervasive with the arrival of digiMine Inc., an application service provider (ASP) that officially opens for business
Software Defectors From Microsoft Resettle Together to Form ‘Spinouts’
The Microsoft brain drain has entered a new phase. Over the years, many talented engineers have left the software company for greener pastures. But now,